Forewarning: This story involves an incestuous Father/Daughter relationship. It involves oral, spanking, masturbation, cum-play, and light bondage. Also, This is my first story, I sincerely hope you enjoy it!
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Synopsis: Maddie moves in with her father after he decides to remove her from the dangerous and unstable family environment that she is in with her mother and her mother's boyfriend.
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My name is Maddie, and I hate my life. I wish I lived with my dad. When my parents divorced, I ended up staying with my mom in Oregon. Shortly after the divorce, my dad took a job across the country in South Carolina. I rarely got to see him, which sucked because I get along with him way more than I do with my mom. He treated me like he cared about me, whereas my mom treated me like an inconvenience.
My mom kept fighting for custody of me not because she cared about me, but because she hated my dad and wanted the child support money. Since she never wanted me around in the first place, she and I never got along with each other. Our relationship deteriorated rapidly as I got older. To make things worse, she asked her boyfriend to move in without even consulting with me. I mean, I know it's her house, but he's said the grossest shit to me whenever my mom wasn't around. If I ever told her about it, she'd just take his side and assume I was just trying to start shit with him because she knows I don't like him.
By the time I hit 17, we treated each other like unwanted roommates instead of actual family. I didn't talk to them, didn't eat with them. I avoided them like the plague. At this point, I was done with the both of them. It sucked having to go your whole life without parents who want you.
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It was my 18th birthday. My dad called a week ago and told me he wouldn't have time to send me a gift so he offered to send me money instead. I gladly accepted. I don't think he'd know what to get for me anyways. I've not seen him in 3 years, so I don't think he even knows what I'm into, or even what size clothes I wear anymore.
I stopped by the mall to pick up another hooded raincoat, and some running shorts with the birthday money that Dad gave to me. I figured it wouldn't hurt to get another coat considering how much it rains here. I decided to get another pair of running shorts since I couldn't find my favorite pair even after flipping my room upside down. After shopping for clothes, I stopped at a bookstore to see if there was anything worth getting. Feeling bold, I browsed the racy section. Since I'm 18 now, I felt I had the right to do so. A small part of me even wanted to get stopped and asked for my ID just so I can proudly show them I'm now 18. Of course, that didn't happen. No one even noticed me.
I ended up deciding on '50 Shades of Grey' to see what all the hype was about. It was on sale anyways. I stopped at a nearby restaurant. I wasn't that hungry. I just wanted somewhere to sit and read, so I bought a side of fries and sat in the outside patio area since it was less populated than the indoor area.
After spending a couple hours sitting there and reading what I could only describe as 'word-porn', I put the book down and browsed the net for bondage pictures to further understand what 'Ben Wa Balls' were and all the other terms from the book I didn't fully understand. But so far the book just seemed excessively lewd. I didn't think it was for me.
After browsing for about twenty minutes, viewing countless images, gifs, and watching a few bondage videos — girls getting restrained, hair pulling, ball gags and drool, spanking, teasing, denial — my body started to have a physical response to the imagery displayed on my phone. I felt a weird sensation in my tummy, like when you're falling, or when you're descending on a roller coaster. I bit my bottom lip to pacify any audible mews that might escape past my lips just in case there were people around me I hadn't noticed two seconds before. Luckily I had so many people texting me their happy birthday wishes it prevented me from viewing too much at one time.
I decided to avoid my friends for the time being because I wanted to be alone. I appreciated their birthday wishes and responded to as many as I could, but I didn't feel like being around anyone, especially while looking at that stuff.
In the middle of looking at random gifs, my phone started vibrating and it showed I had an incoming call from my dad.
"Dad!"
"Hey! Happy birthday, kiddo!" I could tell he was at work from the sounds of muffled machinery actively working away in the background.
"Blah, thanks."
"What do you mean 'blah'? Aren't you excited you can buy cigarettes legally now?"
"I'm over cigarettes. I'm already doing hard drugs," I respond snarkily.
"Ha-ha, funny."
I sighed into the phone after a moment of silence while idly flicking fries across the table.
"What's wrong?" he asked, breaking the silence. I heard a door close, and a chair creak from what I assumed was him sitting down.
"Nothing, just the same crap."
"You still aren't getting along with your mom?"
"Yeah, I don't like feeling this way. I've tried to get along with her, but she always has something to complain about."
"Have you looked into moving out and getting a roommate?"
"Well about that..." I bit down on my lip thinking about how to pitch my proposal to him about me wanting to move in with him.
I don't know how, but it was like he could read my mind. Before I spoke, I heard him adjust himself in his chair and take a deep breath, winding up for a long response.
"Honey, it's boring as hell out here. I wouldn't want you blaming me if you decide you hate it. Plus, if you moved out here, I highly doubt your mom would be okay with you moving back with her if you didn't end up liking it. You've not spent enough time here to realize how boring it can be."
"I don't care! Anything would be much better than what I'm going through and..."
"What about your friends? Won't you miss them?" He interrupted me, adamantly trying to convince me to stay.
"I can do without them honestly, but yeah... I can go to college over there. Dad, seriously, I was always way happier whenever I visited you."
"That's because you were on vacation, not necessarily because of me, Maddie."
"That's bullshit!" I stomped my foot on the ground. People seated at the tables around me stopped eating to stare at me.
"Watch your mouth, Madelyn!" he admonished sternly into the phone.
"S-sorry," I replied softly, sinking down into the chair, embarrassed.
After what seemed like an eternity of silence, he spoke up. "I'll consider it."
"Are you serious?" I perked up immediately.
"Yeah, but I'm expecting you to follow my rules if... and that's a big 'if', I decide to go through with this, do you understand?"
"Oh my god, yes. I will follow whatever rules you want, just please, not stupid old-people rules like going to bed at sundown."
He laughed heartily. "'Old-people rules'? Jeez, kid, I am not that old."
"Are you getting gray hair yet?"
"Yeah, but that's because I stress out worrying about you smoking cartons of cigarettes, and doing hundreds of pounds of hard drugs all day, not because I'm old."
"Oh, well get used to it, old man," I chuckled.
"Okay, well I need to go. I have to get back to work, but I'll talk to you later."
I let out a small mew, as I felt my heart sink. "When will you call me back?"
"I don't know sweetheart. We have a huge work order in for the whole week; I'm working 14 hours a day, so it's not like I have time for anything right now. Why?"
I frowned and felt like I did right before he called me. "I wanted to talk to you again is all... That, and I was wondering when you would decide on whether I can move in with you," I said while running out of fries to flick.
"Maddie, baby, I can't make decisions like that right now. I was talking about considering it within the coming months.
"Are you joking?! 'Months'!?" I exclaimed into the phone, my eyes welled up with tears almost immediately.
"Maddie, you need to calm d-"
"No! This is fucking stupid! You know I hate being stuck in this situation! I thought you'd be the only person to understand where I'm coming from and the shit I'm dealing with! You're just making excuses for me to not move there. You don't care, and-"
"Madelyn, what the hell did I say to you earlier!? One: You need to watch your damned mouth when you're speaking to me. Who taught you how to speak like that? If you want any chance of moving here then you learn to respect me, and that includes you kicking that potty mouth of yours, as well as being able to discuss things with me like an adult. Two: I'm not making excuses for you to not move here. I legitimately cannot make those types of decisions right now. I'm hardly even at home due to work. You'd be stuck in the house with no one to talk to, and I wouldn't be around much either. Three: Don't you ever accuse me of not caring or making choices out of convenience versus actual concern for you. I would never, ever do that. I care about my relationship with you."
"Sorry, sir." Tears were pouring down my face, and once again I totally forgot I was in a public space. Everyone was looking at me as the area fell silent except for the babies crying in their strollers. I stood up out of my chair, threw the rest of my fries into the trash and walked out of the restaurant.
"I don't want an apology. I want to know you understand where I'm coming from."
"I do. I'm sorry, but... I really wouldn't mind if you weren't around much, a little is better than none at all. I wouldn't be lonely. I can still talk to my friends online or text them."
"Babe, I don't think texting your friends qualifies as a healthy social environment."
I let out a sharp sigh, conceding. "Just forget it then..."
"No, if this is for sure what you want, then I'll purchase the ticket for whenever you want."
I wiped my eyes and runny nose with my sweatshirt sleeve, perking up again. "Are you being for real right now? Like, you're not messing with me?"
"Yeah, but I'm serious Maddie, you better mean what you say."
"I swear, I've never been more sure about anything in my life!"